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How can software improve the practice of reading? Tristan and Dan are the founders of Readwise. They join Adam to talk about the history of read-later apps like Pocket and Instapaper; the difference between reading for betterment and reading for entertainment; and the cat-and-mouse game of web parsing. Plus: how the personal knowledge management explosion in 2020 affected digital reading.
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Tristan Homsi @homsIT
Dan Doyon @deadly_onion
falconry
My Side of the Mountain
Readwise
Anki
Dan and Tristan meeting on Hacker News
Reader
Pocket, Marco Arment, Instapaper
Mozilla acquires Pocket
Why We’re Bootstrapping Readwise
Alan Kay on computer science as pop culture
Readability.js
web standards acid test
Reader browser extension
RSS
Explorable Explanations
offline first
JSON Patch
Second Brain
commonplace book, marginalia
etymology of “document”
Metamuse is still on hiatus, but this is a brief announcement of some related projects. Localfirst.fm is a new podcast that Adam is helping to produce. And Adam is on the organizing team for Local-First Conf 2024, held in Berlin on May 30.
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